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Seaford Middle School Media Center

Seaford Middle School Media Center. Internet Safety Part Seven. Be safe in all of your online activities. E-mail. Online relationships. Chat rooms. Social networks. Online gaming. Identity theft. Netiquette = Cyber Citizenship. Don't hurt others‛ feelings online.

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Seaford Middle School Media Center

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  1. Seaford Middle School Media Center Internet Safety Part Seven

  2. Be safe in all of your online activities. • . E-mail Online relationships Chat rooms Social networks Online gaming Identity theft

  3. Netiquette = Cyber Citizenship • Don't hurt others‛ feelingsonline. When you are online, people can't tell when you're joking. If you say or write something online, make sure you are clear if you are joking. • Respect people's online rights. Just like offline, don't say mean things or make threats. • If someone insults you, don't respond. It could be that they didn't think before they said it. But even if they meant to be insulting, don't make it worse. Just ignore it.

  4. Netiquette = Cyber Citizenship • Respect the privacy ofothers. • Don't reveal secrets online • or blab stuff like passwords, names, etc. This includes your own private information. • Be responsible online. • When you are online, you're in control. Use that power responsibly. • Don't spread rumors, take things (like music, movies, etc.) that don't belong to you, or forward spam e-mails. • Be yourself. • Be yourself. • Don't pretend to be someone you aren't while online.

  5. What is CYBER GROOMING??? • It is the process that online predators use to trick their victims by building false trust and relationships.

  6. Never give out personal information Your full name Your address Your phone number Your school Never give out personal information Your full name Your address Your phone number Your school How can I be safe online?

  7. Look at these screen names Rumourkate Coloradoqueen Judyinmd Surfer16miami Eaglesfan592 kjonesskates What have I learned from these names? Her name Her state Her name and state Hobby, age, city Birth month/year? First initial, last name & hobby Sometimes we give out our private information without realizing it….

  8. guitarandy08:Heyyyyy u go to the game? Surferdude07:Yep, we won guitarandy08: Wat wuz the score Surferdude07:We beat laurel 52-6 guitarandy08: Awesome, when is the next game? Surferdude07: On Sept. 22 guitarandy08:Will u be there Surferdude07: Naw, I have work. I close at Friendly’s guitarandy08: U goin? Surferdude07: Yah, I luv football. Seaford is really good this year. guitarandy08: that’s cool Surferdude07: gtg smitty Guitarandy08: later dude What have we learned about Guitarandy08 from this chat he had in a public chat room? His name is Andy Smith. He goes to Seaford HS. He is in the Class of 2008. He works at Friendly’s, probably in Seaford. He will be closing at Friendly’s on the evening of September 22nd . With just a little research a predator also could know what he looks like, his address and his phone number Sometimes we reveal information without realizing it……

  9. Hobbies Favorite ‘hang-outs’ Personal photos Family information Friends names Family names Predators use this information to get close to you. They will create a fake identity that matches your hobbies and interests. Other Private information do not share …

  10. NEVER< NEVER< NEVER • Agree to meet someone that you have met online… AND ALWAYS<ALWAYS<ALWAYS<ALWAYS • Tell a trusted adult if something doesn’t seem right…

  11. When I am online, where am I in the most danger? • When you ‘re in Social networks like • Facebook or… tribetm

  12. When I am online, where am I in the most danger? • When you are instant messaging messenger These are GREAT ways to talk to your friends but they are also DANGEROUS too. Always be careful, protect yourself. Be sure that the people you are talking to are people that you really know BEFORE you let them into your life. http://www.chatdanger.com/messenger/safetyadvice.aspx

  13. When I am online, where am I in the most danger? • When you are in chat rooms, especially when you have personally never met the person to whom you are talking.

  14. When I am online, where am I in the most danger? • When you are playing online games. • All Internet • Software based w/ Internet extension http://www.chatdanger.com/games/safetyadvice.aspx Remember that these online games are not any different than chat rooms, so be aware and do not give out personal information.

  15. TAKE CHARGE of your online experience Remember the 4 R’s • Recognize the techniques that predators use to deceive you. • Refuse requests for personal information. • Respond assertively in uncomfortable or compromising situations. • Report suspicious or dangerous contact on the Internet. Cut yourself Off from these Predators.

  16. How can I learn more about internet safety? • www.isafe.org Check out this site for very good Advice on how you can be safe online. Stayinformed. Watch news reports, and discuss it with people you trust. Surf the net for new information monthly and share what you have learned with others.

  17. REMEMBER!!!! As YOU Travel the Information Super Highway…use all the safety measures you can. BE Smart, Be Safe! • Information for this presentation was collected from • www.isafe.org. • www.chatdanger.com • http://www.protectkids.com/youthsafety/imchatipskids.htm

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